Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-04-20

and Chicago sleepcrs from Marshalltown via Keithst
burg.
Nos. 2 and 8 carry St. Louis sleepers.
Nos. 90, 1872, 1873, and 1875 do not carry passengers.
G. W.. TURNER,
Ag't, Austin.
Shepherd sells a lot on MillXstreet for
$3.50.
Will Tryon invests $500 in a lot on Mill
street.
G. H. Coates takes four lots in R. R.
addition.
"A splendid time now to clear up
streets, alleys and yards.
DIR. Hollister has taken an office over
L. Taylor's clothing store.
Special sale wax dolls for the next 10
days at Giles & Shepherds.
Z. H. Davidson has bought all of J. F.
Cooks lots R. r. addition.
Wanted at New England Bakery at
once, a girl for general work.
Don't forget the Andrews Opera Co.,
at the opera house Thursday night.
IS. c. Olsen has commenced to lay
the foundation for his new residence.
H. o. Basford has bought the corner
occupied by Hirsch's clothing house for
81, 800.
Goodwin s. Barnes report the sale of
two lots for A. G. Case to B. F. Bacon
for 1926.
Report has it that there will be a new
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Windsor House.
The jury in the Arensdorf case at
Sioux City disagreed, standing eleven
to one for acquittal.
Prof. Fitch has improved the vaca-
ton by going to Worthington to oversee
some land of his there.
Barnes has bought three or four lots of
the Conger property. The boomers seem
to believe in the boom.
DR.. Hollister will be found at the
office formerly occupied by DR.. Squires,
cas-: side of Main streets
The Andr. W. Opera Company will ar
rive in Austin at 4 a. M, Thursday, April
81, in their private pullman palace Car.
Walt Sutherland is having his resi-
dence finely painted up. roof and all.
johnson & Harrison are doing the work.
Mr.. Knox went to Red Wing yester-
day on business connected with the pro-
posed Duluth, Red Wing and Southern
railroad.
"A. S.. Everest is expected here the
Austin to look up his real estate interest is
we understand.
The Episcopal Society will hold a
Chinese sociable at Mrs. e. S. Hildahl's
residence next Thursday evening. All
are cordially invited.
S. II. Harr. son has given up his school
in Nevada for the summer and has joined
with G.. w. johnson at his old trade of
painting and paper hanging.
The firm of Dalagcr s. Bowen has
been dissolved. Mr.. Dalager will proba-
bly, travel for an eastern company. Mr..
Bowen continues the business.
Frank Day came down from Duluth
Friday. Has kept himself busy in the
over the town while Yon are here, Frank.
-C. L. West and George Litchfeld are
getting the material ready for W. brick
stores twenty-five by o~ne-hundred feet,
on the corner opposite the opera house.
Richardson, Day & Co. report heavy
sales for this week. F. A. and w. E.
Richardson are down from Duluth to as
sist the boom" making an Office force
of six men.
n. Kingsley. Esq. came over from
Chattield Monday. He will be moving
this week and intends to be settled in bis
office in rear part of Austin State Bank
ext week.
School closed last Friday for a vaca-
ton of one week. Miss Comstock spends
her vacation in Mankato, Miss Coleman
visits her home IN Waseca and Miss
Sherwood goes to Winona. .
-Waseca Radical: Mrs. Christie. pa
rent of Rev. Father Christie and DR..
George Christie of this place took the
early train Moneay morning for her home
at Austin after a few days visit at Waseca.
"A boulevard is what the boys are go
ing TO have next they say. From south
bridge along the banks of the Cedar riv-
er, Dobbins Creek and Beaver Lake is
the course. 1t is a location for a beauti-
full drive. Let us have it graded and put
in order.
The remains of little BERTHE Blalock,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Blalock, are
expected to day "wednesday for inter
ment here. He died at Minneapolis last
Oct. 10, aged 4years, 2 months, He was
a child of unusual promise.
Mrs Bailey of the w. G. T. U, is to
speak on the subject of temperance at
the Opera House next Sunday evening.
Mrs. Bailey is very highly spoken of by
the papers around us, where she has been.
A rare treat awaits you at the opera
house, Sunday eve ning at 1880 p. M.
Francis Neller of Udolph0, made us
a pleasant call Saturday. Mr.. heller has
q fine and pleasantly located farm IN
Udolpho, but he informs us that on &C.
oounf af Ill health ho intondo 10 coll hia